In a robbery, the investigators believe that Beth committed the crime. However, Bruno, a forensic scientist, has determined that the fingerprints left at the scene do not match Beth's fingerprints. When Bruno is asked to testify as an expert witness, what is the MOST ethical thing for him to
do?
OA Make no mention of the fingerprints found at the scene.
ОВ.
Talk about the fingerprints that don't match Beth's prints.
OC. Express that he is 100 percent certain that Beth is guilty of the crime.
OD. Tell the jury that Beth probably wiped away her fingerprints.

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